There is input from RW pilots, 737 pilots (including myself!) and with ZIBO’s unsurpassed dedication you’ll see this aircraft develop to a truly accurate replication of the NG.' If you wanted to simulate every detail, practice non-normal situations as realistically as possible it's obviously the go to product! ZIBO MOD is still a WIP but even in the last month there has been a significant improvement in the FM and It feels pretty good to fly and not far off the real thing! A lot of work has gone in and will continue to go in to further improve the MOD. It’s extremely immersive with all the systems modelled accurately and I’ve used it and will continue to use it for the foreseeable future. Small things like ground effect, the way aircraft reacts to external forces, X-Plane models flight in a way more akin to real life and it feels like you’re flying through air! Comparable aircraft in X-Plane 11 react and handle in a very similar way. I’ve flown gliders, single and multi-engine light aircraft and the 737NG. (I am no way affiliated, just my honest humble opinion!) I’ve been flying for 13 years in real life and used MSFS for almost 20 years. Just from a general user point of view, a fresh vanilla installation of XP 11 if far better than my propped-up version of FSX Steam with a host of weather engines, texture updates and pay ware scenery. After only logging around 10 hours on the X-Plane platform the sim, in my opinion, is miles ahead of FSX. I've never tried P3D but I've been told the FM is the same as FSX's. As many of you’re commenting and asking very similar questions I’ll try and answer the most FAQ’s here! Nice information from flightdeck2sim (real pilot)įirstly, thanks for all the positive comments and messages regarding this tutorial using the excellent ZIBO freeware MOD for the 737-800 on my first outing with X-Plane.

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